The indication that allele frequencies associated with natural killer (NK) cell activation and function had an impact on HIV disease progression was reported several years ago with the finding that KIR3DS1 with HLA-Bw4 segregated for slower CD4 cell decline and thus slower disease progression. This new report from the same group, once deleting the alleles previously identified from the cohort, now introduces a second set of genes...

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